That that separates the last breath of a sinner and the first breath of a saint is baptism, and the execution therein, should be, undergone with such an understanding; otherwise, the formality is of no benefit.
— Papi Proverb 317
That that separates the last breath of a sinner and the first breath of a saint is baptism, and the execution therein, should be, undergone with such an understanding; otherwise, the formality is of no benefit.
— Papi Proverb 317
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